Today's episode is sponsored apart by the new movie The Girl on the Train, starring Emily

Blunt and based on Paula Hawkins' best-selling novel.

The Girl on the Train starts in theaters on October 7th.

Hello everybody and welcome back to Truth and Justice.

I'm your host Bob Ruff and I know you all have been waiting on pins and needles since

last week's teaser at the end of the episode to hear the interview with Leonard Mosley.

Before I get into the interview there's a couple things that I want to tell you.

Thing 1.

I want you to know before you hear this interview that I do not think Leonard Mosley is guilty.

I'm still taking an evidence in running down leads and at this point I cannot make a

fair assessment as to who I think killed El Nora Griffin.

And I just want you guys to know that this is not me telling you this to cover my butt

and I don't want you to think I'm just being coy with you.

I legitimately do not know what to think about this interview yet.

With that being said there's going to be two segments to today's show.

In the first segment I'm going to play for you the entire interview without me interjecting

anything.

I want you all to listen to it, take notes if you want, inform your own opinions.

Then after the break I'm going to break down the interview into pieces and give you my

analysis of some things that Leonard Mosley said throughout the interview.

Now before we begin I want to make sure that I'm 100% up front with you on this.

I did edit some of this interview.

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